Cedar Lake in Wright County, Minnesota, is a state-regulated body of water fed by the Clearwater River. This picturesque lake, located in the city of Annandale, is surrounded by natural beauty and offers a serene environment for water resource and climate enthusiasts to explore. The dam at Cedar Lake, completed in 1963, serves a primary purpose that falls under the "Other" category, with a low hazard potential and satisfactory condition assessment.

With a dam height of 6.1 feet and a normal storage capacity of 18,150 acre-feet, Cedar Lake covers a surface area of 774 acres and has a drainage area of 14.6 square miles. The lake provides recreational opportunities, wildlife habitat, and water resource management benefits to the local community. The dam, a gravity-type structure with a buttress core, plays a crucial role in controlling water levels and ensuring the safety and stability of the surrounding area.

As a part of the St. Paul District, Cedar Lake is subject to state permitting, inspection, and enforcement by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - Ecological and Water Resources division. The dam's last inspection took place in October 2015, with a scheduled inspection frequency of 8 years. Despite its low hazard potential, Cedar Lake remains an important water resource for the region, contributing to the overall environmental health and well-being of the area.